I'm glad you chose a "bad" road, most reviews talk about how good the suspension is while driving on what appears to be a perfect road. Enjoyed the review.
Hey Ben, just a correction. This is actually a 2020 Levante and not 2021 as the 2021 has new Infotainment system(Uconnect 5), plus the back lights are different in it.
I'm excited to see what they do with the Grecale to see if there's any actual upgrades. Someone would have to be out of their mind to spend almost 100k on this. I picked up my 2018 Levante for 55k CPO fully loaded (well fully loaded for Maserati) with only 18k miles on it - at that price point it starts becoming worth it. I understand they're only selling around 15,000 cars a year compared to Mercedes and Audi which sells millions so they don't have the same volume to have the same attention to detail and research and development but it's kind of the chicken and egg approach. To take that market share they should be doing things to get those customers, not cutting corners and keeping stagnant.
Quick question is the Maserati brand a Chrysler /fiat brand? Or what ever the name of the group is now I cant remember what it’s called but I remember seeing it’s something saying it was
I have heard that Maserati were nearing their end but thanks to the MC20, it gave people hope, so far, Maserati is doing well The interior in this car is fine but I don’t like all black and I would have wished if they included digital cluster instead of analogues
Maserati has just never impressed at the lower end. Their Quattroporte Trofeo is very nice. My Audi A8 at $110K is a far better vehicle, and so is most of their S lineup. You could go Mercedes C AMG, BMW M5, Porsche Cayman S, Corvette C7, Audi SQ8. The MC20, sure, would definitely catch my eye. But at $230K+, so would almost any vehicle in that price range. You could max out an Audi R8, 911 GT3.
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I'm glad you chose a "bad" road, most reviews talk about how good the suspension is while driving on what appears to be a perfect road. Enjoyed the review.
You know its a good video when it starts by revving the car. The most to the point RUclips channel. Keep informing and entertaining people buddy
I’ll do my best
Great video Ben the Maserati looks great and sounds good.
Ben that's a beautiful Maserati love the red color
Welcome back!
Still trying to go as long as I can
You are A Smart American, That knows what a real car is, and what it should have.
Amazing exhaust and the Paddles are HUGE!!!! :)
Yay he's back
I’ll keep going for as long as I can like I said
Hey Ben, just a correction. This is actually a 2020 Levante and not 2021 as the 2021 has new Infotainment system(Uconnect 5), plus the back lights are different in it.
No reviewers seem to want to push "agree" on the startup screen. Every review I've seen shows it still on the infotainment screen the whole drive.
If you want a performance SUV get a grand Cherokee SRT and get a supercharger kit and there you got a super car killer
Getting my hopes up🙈🙈🤭🥴
I said I would keep trying
Welcome back
I'll buy it used next year for $10k.
Wow that's a beautiful looking car!
Awesome SUV! Just surprised no rear heated seats.
I'm excited to see what they do with the Grecale to see if there's any actual upgrades. Someone would have to be out of their mind to spend almost 100k on this. I picked up my 2018 Levante for 55k CPO fully loaded (well fully loaded for Maserati) with only 18k miles on it - at that price point it starts becoming worth it. I understand they're only selling around 15,000 cars a year compared to Mercedes and Audi which sells millions so they don't have the same volume to have the same attention to detail and research and development but it's kind of the chicken and egg approach. To take that market share they should be doing things to get those customers, not cutting corners and keeping stagnant.
I don't think it's 2021 because 2021 has a newer version of info system and different tail light
11:21 yeah it's not 2021.
The infotainment system is Like a Dodge
Why was I expecting the price to be $300k+ hmmm they definitely did so well. Over loaded with luxury
Quick question is the Maserati brand a Chrysler /fiat brand? Or what ever the name of the group is now I cant remember what it’s called but I remember seeing it’s something saying it was
Yes it’s part of FCA
@@BenHardyCars that’s what I thought thank you love the content
Very nice color
Great looking car, but the fuel economy ratings not so much.
Good for a performance suv
It so nice
I have heard that Maserati were nearing their end but thanks to the MC20, it gave people hope, so far, Maserati is doing well
The interior in this car is fine but I don’t like all black and I would have wished if they included digital cluster instead of analogues
Beautiful
First!
$98,000 for a 345hp SUV?!? Stay off the drugs kids! For that kind of $$$ I would just get an Audi SQ8...
$6,500 for paint? Come on.
Honestly , men .
You do know we can see what your talking about 6 feet away .
People say Maserati Levante in British
Italian LOL
@@BenHardyCars oh cool
Can't hear the car over you. You are so loud.
It appears to be the same size as the Audi SQ5...just about 30k more.. Beautiful but not worth the coin compared to the competition.
It’s more like Jeep Grand Cherokee size
@@BenHardyCars ok cool, Thank You. I just looked it up..its slightly smaller than the Q7
@@BenHardyCars is a jeep better tho i personally think a jeep side view is better
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Yep that’s 100% legit
So low compared to normal
@@BenHardyCars ikr especially with 100k subs it's liked they subbed for no reason
Maserati has just never impressed at the lower end. Their Quattroporte Trofeo is very nice. My Audi A8 at $110K is a far better vehicle, and so is most of their S lineup. You could go Mercedes C AMG, BMW M5, Porsche Cayman S, Corvette C7, Audi SQ8. The MC20, sure, would definitely catch my eye. But at $230K+, so would almost any vehicle in that price range. You could max out an Audi R8, 911 GT3.